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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2026 iii Paper 120 1 d Solution by
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Let consist of all finite nondecreasing pathsordered by initial-segment extension. The one-point path is least, and the predecessors of any path are its initial segments, hence linearly ordered. Force an atom at a path exactly when it is forced at the path's endpoint.
The endpoint map is monotone and has the back property: if , append to . Induction on propositions therefore givesIn particular the roots force exactly the same propositions. This is the unravelling of a Kripke model.
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